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Indian court says ‘no case’ against CoinDCX founders in impersonation fraud

An Indian court has ruled that there is "no case" against the founders of CoinDCX, a cryptocurrency exchange, in a matter involving impersonation fraud. The court dismissed the allegations, stating that there was insufficient evidence to support the claims against the founders. This decision is seen as a significant relief for CoinDCX, which has been a prominent player in India's crypto market. The ruling highlights the ongoing legal challenges and scrutiny faced by cryptocurrency businesses in India.

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Strike CEO Jack Mallers dismisses idea that Wall Street threatens Bitcoin

Strike CEO Jack Mallers has rejected the notion that Wall Street poses a threat to Bitcoin, asserting that institutional involvement could actually bolster the cryptocurrency's legitimacy and adoption. He emphasized that Bitcoin's decentralized nature and its role as a hedge against inflation make it resilient to

Spot Bitcoin ETFs log 6th straight week of net inflows for first time in 9 months

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have recorded their sixth consecutive week of net inflows, marking the first time this has occurred in nine months. This trend indicates growing investor confidence in Bitcoin as a viable asset. The inflows are attributed to increased institutional interest and a more favorable regulatory environment.

Court lets Arbitrum DAO to transfer $71M in ETH tied to North Korea hack to Aave

A court has authorized the Arbitrum Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) to transfer $71 million in Ethereum (ETH) that is linked to a North Korean hack to the decentralized lending platform Aave. This decision comes after the funds were flagged due to their association with illicit activities. The transfer is part

Judge clears path for Aave to move $71 million in ETH linked to North Korea hack

A judge has authorized Aave to transfer $71 million in Ethereum (ETH) that is associated with a hack linked to North Korea. The funds were previously frozen due to concerns over their connection to illicit activities. Aave's request for the release of the funds was granted after the

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Strike CEO Jack Mallers dismisses idea that Wall Street threatens Bitcoin

Spot Bitcoin ETFs log 6th straight week of net inflows for first time in 9 months

Court lets Arbitrum DAO to transfer $71M in ETH tied to North Korea hack to Aave

Judge clears path for Aave to move $71 million in ETH linked to North Korea hack